N.J. Teacher Who Allegedly Bullied Special-Needs Student Could Lose Tenure
A Gloucester County teacher who was videotaped while allegedly bullying a special-needs student could be on the way to losing tenure.
The Gloucester County Special Services Board of Education voted this week to certify tenure charges against the teacher, identified as Steven Roth. He was teaching at the Bankbridge Regional School in Sewell at the time.
"In accordance with New Jersey law, the charges will now be forwarded to the New Jersey acting commissioner of education," according to a statement...
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